Cornelian red and green glass, , gilt metal earrings, Miriam Haskell, USA, 1950s

A stunning and highly collectable pair of 'cluster' earrings by Christian Dior from 1959, true examples from when Yves Saint Laurent was at the helm of the couture house, the success...

These wonderful sphere earrings are fun to wear, light and easy. Made from clear lucite balls, they are studded with various shades of paste, topaz, orange and yellow, with a nice fi...

These earrings are everything we love about Lydia Coppola's work! Made from Swarovski 'Margarita' crystals mounted onto a weft of beads - incredible colour combinations, really inter...

Beautiful and unusual large earrings, hand made in gilded metal and opalescent hand created enamel glass, in soft pastel hues .These earrings have 'French' clips, a thin but strong l...

Created in 18kyg Blue Topaz 15 carats approx. Diamonds 0.30 carat approx. Omega clip backs Limited edition Crafted from 18-karat yellow gold, these exquisite earrings boast a shimme...

These lovely pair of vintage hallmarked sterling silver clip on earrings have cabochon stones. Malachite, carnelian and blue lace agate are set against the sterling silver. They are ...

Christian Dior Vintage 1980s 6 Six Strands Openwork Shell Swirl Dome Modernist Clip Earrings, Gold Plated Good condition. Light scratches and colour loss, still very good to wear. 1...

From the House of Cartier, these spectacular ear climber diamond earrings, circa 1940, are finely crafted in platinum and showcase 2 old European cut diamonds weighing approximately 9.25 carats,VS-SI clarity, detailed with 54 old European cut diamonds weighing approximately 3 carats total, VS-SI. The earrings are fashioned into mesmerizing leaves, dancing up the ear in a dazzling display of brilliance and fire.  These spectacular earrings were worn by the talented and beautiful  Pop Sensation, Katy Perry, at the 2022 Met Gala.  These exceptional clip-on earrings measure 37.5 mm in length and 15.9 mm at their widest part. They weigh 13 grams.   
 Founded in Paris in 1847, by Louis-Francois Cartier, the company known as Cartier quickly became recognized for its exemplary workmanship and taste. Louis-Francois Cartier began his esteemed career at 28, after an apprenticeship with master watchmaker Adolphe Picard resulted in Cartier taking over the master’s workshop, 29 rue Montorgueil, Paris. He expanded the premises, and built his reputation on knowing how to satisfy the most extravagant of desires. By 1853 Louis Francois was able to move his business to the more fashionable Palais-Royal district at 5 Rue Neuve des petits Champs. He became a favorite of Princess Mathilde, the cousin of Napoleon III, whose patronage opened the door to Parisian society. In 1874 Alfred Cartier took over the company from his father Louis Francois. In 1898 the Cartier company made a final move in Paris and they still remain at 13 Rue de La Paix, in the heart of Parisian elegance and luxury. Alfred Cartier entrusted his three sons to manage the Maison de Cartier. Among Louis Cartier’s most important and lasting innovations was introducing the combination of platinum and diamonds to create garland style jewelry...